This historical set was inspired by actual WWII signal training cards. A double deck of playing cards and companion booklet highlight this handsome gift set.

Inspired by nature in all is delicate beauty, this unique 54 card deck features exquisite portraits of birds, flowers, fish and insects, with the suits marks subtly incorporated into the illustrations.

Deck features 54 turn-of-the-century motor cars, including some of the earliest cars manufactured around the world.

USA Posters playing card deck was created from a special selection of 54 historic American posters from World Wars I and II.

Create your own custom playing cards with these standard Bridge-sized blank cards.

A complete deck of playing cards with over 55 illusions and visual oddities plus a booklet of explanations.

A classic collection perfectly suited as learning tools -- easy to play and lots of fun too!

This nostalgic playing card deck features early locomotives, trains, and railways of the world.

Created from circa 1937 series of advertising insert cards featuring classic American and European automobiles.

More than 100 illusions and visual oddities in breathtaking color. The set contains both decks I and II. Instruction booklets are included.

Deck I contains 55 optical illusions in vibrant color. Instruction booklet included.

Deck II contains 55 optical illusions in color. Instructional booklet included to explain all of the illusions.

Descriptions and vivid illustrations of 52 different vessels and weapons used by

Informative card game highlights 13 pivotal battles of the American Revolution. Deck features famous works of art showing the action at Saratoga, Bunker Hill, Trenton, and other famous battles.

Card game teaches facts about the Boston ­Massacre,

Deck features historic portraits, biographical ­information

A special deck created from Victorian postcards. Each card features different charming artwork and a cheery greeting.

Researched and written by Robert S. Stokes Illustrated by Joe Boginski

Written by Robert S. Stokes Illustrated by Joe Boginski